News · moment 6 of 14
Rose Horowitz's Skull and Bones Article, Continued
from Illuminati of Diversity | The Tim Dillon Show #377 · #377
6 min
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Tim reads more from the article about Skull and Bones members taking down portraits and putting up signs decrying exclusion, riffing on the absurdity of secret society members caring about optics and diversity.
- Tim finds the Skull and Bones article by Rose Horowitz laugh-out-loud funny, questioning whether that's even a real name.
- Members of Skull and Bones 'snapped' — Tim questions why supposedly cool, serpent-like people under pressure would snap like ordinary people.
- The whole point of Skull and Bones is exclusion; Tim notes it's still going on and questions why Yale members don't see that.
- Tim imagines the scene: newly initiated Skull and Bones members in the Tomb are asked to take down portraits of William F. Buckley and put up protest signs instead of having a party.
- One member's claim that 'the way a space looks can have a large impact on a person's psyche' prompts Tim to say these are the people now running the country.
- Tim clarifies he doesn't care about Skull and Bones' racial composition — the point of a secret society is skullduggery and exclusion.
- The real rebellious move would be to abolish Skull and Bones entirely, but members want both the benefits and to be annoying about it.
- If Skull and Bones members were truly committed to their cause, they'd reject Yale's entire network and attend Barry Weiss's University of Austin instead.
Skull and BonesYaleMorgan and MorganBari WeissUniversity of AustinWilliam F Buckley